The Pro-Life Super Bowl Commercial NBC Won’t Let You See

Sunday Paper - February 1st, 2009

Believe it or not, for some the commercials are the best part of the Super Bowl.  You never know what you might see.  Well this year, we know what we won’t see.

“Life: Imagine the Potential,” the first release of a national media campaign launched by CatholicVote.com was rejected by NBC.  Unfortunately, this looks like the best Super Bowl commercial of all time.  Too bad the 100 million watching the game won’t see it.

Maybe “BSNBC’s” Keith Olbermann had something to do with it.

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